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This is a real shame. I've still got the 1970 12 bolt in my car. I do have a Nov. 1964 12 bolt to go in someday. I struggle with that choice, because some many of the period wheels don't fit the early Chevelles. I may just narrow the 1970 rear a bit more so I could have a bit more fun with common vintage wheels.
So I trust you're looking for some 14x6 wheels Chris? |
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<span style="font-size: 14pt">[/size]Paul I've been lead to believe I can use a 15x7 as long as the back space is correct.
Not that I plan on changing the rear, but what is the size difference in the later unit?[size:14pt]</span> |
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